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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05
EXECUTORS SALE.
7. ID, LaRoOHE's SONS, AuctIoneers

BY virtue OF an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary OF Chat
ham County, Ca, we will sell before the
Court House door. during the legal hours of
sale, on TUESDAY. April o:
All that tract or parcel OF Land fronting on
the Thunderbolt road, between the four a.
and FIVE o. mile post, containing 81 acres,
more or less. with all the improvements
thereon, said lot being the middle OF Lot No,
3 on the west side OF said road. Above Is cold
for distribution and payment Of debts.
JOHN BRYAN,
Executor Estate Martha Murray.
Terms cash. Purchaser paying for papers.
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Administrators Sale.
I'D. LaRoCHE's SONS. Auotioneers.

BY virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able the Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham
county, Ga, we will sell In front of the
Court House door, during the legal hours Of
sale. on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of April,
1887,
Western half OF Lot Letter Z Middle Ogle-
thorpe ward and improvements, consisting Of
fine dwelling on the southwest corner Of
Zubly and Walnut streets. 4 bOve is sold as the
property of the late Charles Clark for dis
tributiOn and the payment OF debts.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for papers,
JORDAN y. BROOKS.
Administrator estate Charles Clark.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Burnt Pot Island.
BY J. Mclaughlin & Son

Under and by virtue of an order granted
February 9TH. 1887, by the Honorable A.
Pratt Adams, Judge of the Superior Court
OF Chatham county, having jurisdiction AS
Ordinary OF Chatham county in the matter
OF the estate of Benjamin b. Ferrill, de-
ceased, the Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrill,
Ordinary OF Chatham county, being ais
qualified by reason of relationship, will
sell AT public cutlery, on TIL ESDAY. the
NTH day of April, 1887, during the usual
hours OF public sale, before the Court House
of said county, in the city of savannah,
All that island in Chatham county, Georgia,
known as Burnt Pot Island. and the marshes
water courses and appurten ances thereto be-
longing, containing forty acres, more or lees Z,
and lying between Isle of Hope ana Skidaway
Island. belonging to the estate OF Benjamin Is.
Ferrill. deceased.
Sold for the payment of debts and distribu-
ton. Terms cash.
THOMAS Z. RAVENEL,
Executor of the last will of Benjamin e.
Fcrrll. deceased.
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NnarniMn.

RoARUING No, is Abercorn street ne.
sT,, H,Iap!e suite Of rooms, second noor; en-
- VI plngy; vacant first OF April.
WANTED, a few boardera At 400 south
Io,s, brohd street. Also, table boarders.
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three Fine Lots South OfLibGrty Street
AT AUCTION.

ID. LaRoCHE's SONS. uctioneers.
ON TUESDAY, the 9th day OF April. we will
o'clock,
Three Lots Nos. rs, 10 and n tadjolningi,
situated on the southwest corner Of DraytOn
and Third street saeh lot being ts BY ~ feet.
Terms Cash; purchaser paying for papers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT at AUCTION
I.D.LAROOHE'ss SONS. Auctionsers.
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of April, we will
sell before the Court House. at Al o'clock,
One Of the most desirable vacant lots on the
market, situated on the west side OF barnard
street. between Huntingdon and Hall streets.
Zee simple. Terms cash; purchaser paying
for papers.
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photographic.

w IL ~, everybody 10 know WILSON'S
ErtoLs" ssauGlarters for Fine Cabinet Photo
feei ~. lamlly groups and life-s heads di-
three ,i'1, we negatives. Cabinet Photos price
wIlsoSR5'ars aud hlty cents dozen. in.
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BY 1. d. LaRoUnE's SONS,

That dcsirablc place htfsle Of Hope known
as the GuerRrtl plaef, with fine outhouses,
fences, otc., all 10 COED order. This Is one Of
the most desirable pln6fe % tho salt water
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
OF dHAU
I'D. LaRooHE's SONS, Auotioneers.

BY virtue OF an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton L. Ferrill, Ordinary for
Chatham county, Ga, we viii sell before
the Court House door, during the legal
hours OF SALE on TUESDAY, 9Th April. 1887,
North half of Lot No. 20 Ebert ward.
situated on the northeast corner OF West
Broad and Hull streets, and improvements
thereon. Above property is sold for distribn-
ton and payment Of debts.
ANNA NJ. KFILBACH,
Administrators estate j. j. CORES.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for papers.
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MltNrrIlaiirnirn.

IVu
"A Al" LION, turpentine and mill men,
nnt.e' a. Ainds OF Team Harness made in
DlEKY Eye AZ McGLASHAE'S SAD
street. iAbLlSHMENT, 81 West Broad
w ED ed you 70 try HEIDTs new Bow
very roir IN, i1r lsT-PhOephRteG Aead-R
4 as,1iiN,,AI - Detr fx4z... ~ -. .-...4 ~
EF''RSer q 'a asr 9sess 49,, - e
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WASHINGTON Ward Property.
Daniel R. Kennedy, kuCtiOneer.

On TUESDAY, 9TH OF April, at Court House,
at II O'Clock, / will sell:
Lot number 20 Washington ward and I'M
provements. which consist OF large double
frame dwelling facing east on Washington
square, and running back ninety feet on Con-
greps and st. Julian streets. This Is lne
piece Of property. and offers extra induce
inents 81 an Investment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05

The old Cretmcr rlace AZ white Blun.
aNelipg, outhonset. ete., In good order.
There N ATTACHED 10 the place 80 acres land,
running from White Bud road Dack 10 rear
Of Bud lots. A deilalifDl summer place
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Residence on Second AyenueI
AT AUCTION.
G. H. DORsErr. Auctionoer.

G. ii. DORsETT. AuctiOnoer,
win offer at the Court House on TUESDAY,
April 9th, 1881, during the usual hours OF
sale.
two-stoTy residence fronting south ON
second avenue, next to the corner OF Draw,
ten. The house contains i've rooms and s I'M
good, healthy neighborhood. Lot measuresi
q feet inches by ITO feet.
Terms cash.
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2slisrrllaneome giants.

WANTED. board in private family IN
w new part OF city for three. Address
IMMEDIATELY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05

- night, black satin CLOAK. trimmed with
wa,1 r''"se leave at News office and get re
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-05

nor RENT, corner Duffy and Jefferson
L streets, store and dwelling. Apply on
The premises.
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xnaf.

70 l, on Whltakor street. Sunday evening.
10 NJ DlhcE newfoundland puppy; answers
W name OF Pedro" Finder will be literally
.2"SrQed az corner state and Bull.
osT.-psir gold-rimmed eyeglasses with
"a Eoio chain attached. Finder will please
,troniI 70 northeast corner Bull and Taylor
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Rooms to Aent.
nnuara a,,n stnrra TOR Rrrtf.

NOR RENT, house No. 80 st. Julian street,
i containing thirteen rooms; modern con :
yeniences. Apply to W. Ii. RAY.
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employment wamssp.

CULTIVATION WANTED A gentleman
= having many years. experience at the
desk and counter Wishes situation Us book
Keeper or salesman; can and Will fll each
position IL necessary; good references fur
pisheS. Address BOOKKEBPER, Screven,
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PoRr rewNsEae nEwS
[ Regular Correspondence Posr-ISTxL-
IxaRECRR.

u L
LF0KE0RR.
The tug Tyes was TO have towsd the
ship Ivanhoe from Seattle TO the Cape
yesterday, coal-iaden 20 San Francisco.
Tbs ship Ericsson anisht q loading
lumber 1t Discovery yesterday. sac
will carry LOO. 600 feet TO San PsdFo.
The British bark PAX Wan has I'm
ished loading $4,000 fest of lumber IS
Port Gamble for sydney.
The British ship Knight Of Sc. Mich
ael will finish loading lumbeF Saturday
81 Discovery for Melbourne, and sails
next week with l.700. COO feet.
A crew is being shipped fer the
schooner Corona, lumber laden from
up Sound.
The collier Umatilla passed down the
Sound late yesterday, coal laden from
Seattle TO San Francisco.
The AFksright il loading q cargo OF
lumber at PORT Ladlow for San Fran
CISCO.
The Gillian bark Marguerite will fin-
ish leading next week at Btakely. She
will carry 100000 feet Of lumber 10
California.
The British bark Hertfsrdshire sails
from Discovery on Friday for Valpa-
rais0 With . cargo Of lumber, amount
ing 10 600, COO feet.
The German ship Salisbury has CON-
meneed loading Lumber for Melbourne
al Port Blakely, and is expected to car
~ 10000 feet.
The bark Brunswick will take the
berth occupied by the Ericsson at Dis
covery and load lumber for the West
Coas'.
Toe bark Frank Bsntos will sail next
wesa from Tacoma for Melbourne with
SOC. 600 feet of lumber.
The bark Nellis May is Ia the harboF
Q eking charter.
Tue ship Nlrdstierner 10 loading
10000 foet Of Lumber at Tacoma for
Australia.
The Norwegian bark Charles Bali
aud the O. Tobias will sail FROM the
Sound Tor Melbourne, lumber lsdeD,
next week.
The steamer North Pacific had on
board yesterday car load Of Puget
sound epples forp iotoria merchants.
Tbs Cosmopolitan Hotel will soon
change hands, instead Of the Central, as
reported yesterday.
MIR Joseph Caffmau, returning after
Q brief visit to Tacoma, Captain j. H.
/ HtGtaA1t ut Auu1mHs A1t. ESuctI An AQu
Captain Deianty, after q brief trip to
Seattle, wsFe passengers on the North
Paoine from up the sound yesterday.
Allen Weir. edstsr of the argus, son
templates visit 30 San Francisco next
Friday in she interest OF the university
proiect. During bis absence clerical
gentleman Of literary talent will WELD
the quill.
Professor and Mrs. Vaughn, Of Seat
lie, came down from seattle yesterday,
aud left on she Anderson iR the after
noon foR Port Gamble.
o. b. Hardy to Tacoms, John Falk-
neR and A. X. Smith to Port Townsend,
and A. Il. PaFFin 10 Seattle, we're pas
ssngers from Vistoria yesterday up the
Saund on the starr.
Cptain Harry Lott took the steamer
Snccsss TO Seattle asd broueht back the
steamer seattle yesterday. The latter
steamer viii be used as tender 30 the
vessels in the barber BY X. W. De Lions
4 %.
TAe following passengers arrived on
the Asderson from 40 Sound Yesterday
A. McGinley, David Gottlad, T. @. Mar
ply, q. A. Mooney. NJ Newsen, Captain
Bioadi, w. Fsrebourne, John johnson,
II. smith, J. Gearing and W. George
and wife.
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Vera % esnusra<sssn 80 rhs semfzis.
Aaks sAsre ana Kas4e~m %
Commences m1 @mee.
a. neon yesterday ahe fsnRsE SQUAD
Csnstfustdsn CompAng awaFded . eon-
sEsss 70 KsEna Broshsrs for sIsarizg sud
erubbinR the right Of way, grading.
bEtdxinR. puitln9 ID cnisefts aud drains
and riprappinG Of i've miles Of the Sc
attic. Laks shore and gassern Railroad,
Beginning af point Nbese high water
EnsFk 50 smfthss Core. and extending TO
UEign Bay, On Like Washington. The
conditions Of the contrast ara that the
work snail BE- eompisked within two
nnonfhs from the araf Of Marah.
The contractors. keFBs Brokers. are
we'll kn0wu we0dsmen, who have Of Iate
been contracting along the line o. the
AsEthesn. They are backed b. WIN.
Csehrans, toe Sheriff elect, and eoMse-
quentiy will Drobably not employ any
Oeinarnen on the york. Kerng Brosh-
ers have Q eomplets outfit Of tools and
fmpiemenks 20 oaRFy On the work.
In order THAI another section Of the
roAd may s0on 10 let EaQineeg 4. II.
= 83AAAAaA4 wiz t&taf1F AA1bHt Mt4 Nt8X&t 70
the new camp on X. H. Crawfozd's
place o. Sqaak Slough. and pn b TIE
woFk from that point down the valley
70 Union Bay - rapidIy as IA can Be
properly done.
Five thousand tons Of 50 pound steel
rails purchased In England, are GOV
ah0at for Seattle. and General Manager
O. n. Sbeafe viii leave for the East 10
q few days 20 purchase Iha hshplates.
bolts. spikes and other iron and mate
fial required.
Messrs. Alien 4 Nelson, whe we're
awarded Size contract for furnishing the
piles TO be- used In line construction
from the Mill street depot 10 the great
freight depot az Smiths Cove, and also
for the wharTes. commenced yesterday
driving test piles along Railroad avenue
to ascertain the character OF the bot
tom, and determine the length of piles
it will be necessary TO use. 1he con-
tract for the driving OF the tFestle work
for the road will be let In few days.
The Seattle Lumber and Commercial
Company and the Elessoa & Post Mill
Company have been awarded the CON-
tract for furnishing the lumber on tue
water front road. each receiving an or
der for Loco coo feet. The Com mercial
Mill started In yesterday cutting string
ers SKIS inches, caps I2xI4, and ties 7x9
Inches. The mill company has con
traeted for 0c0. 900 fees OF logs, to be
cut In the vicinity Of Lake Wilderness.
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CeuRr PRocEEsuSca.


esArTIs. Feb. 2s.-rhe Grand Jury
@ ths part Of the Territory. returned q
ssae bill against JOAN Doe. for selling
eesf 10 an Indian.
N the case Of the United States ~.
X q. hHestis. Defendant pleaded not
eailty.
In she casa Of the Territory W. James
aAeRerty. Defendan. pleaded euilsy,
sad Sas Sentenced TO pay q ane Of 30
nd Costs,
Ia aee case Of the Territory W. Ed
safd heHtley, charged With burglar
,1aR bsnnlnghaasea's iewelry store.
defendant pleaded eailty, ard was
Nhssaeed 90 tso years IN the Terri.
'essAl pSHisentiary.
\ 10 DE oase II the Territory W. John
IN, Defendant pleaded guilty OF
EsAnd iaFeeay. and vas sentenced 10
y, months in the Territorial prison.
TIE case Of the Territory Va. d.
nsfmS. Plea % Noio esafssisgs entered.
Ice Grand Jury for The Territory re
sstned true bill against Manuel Olden,
20 fraudulent voting. Ssnieaced 90
- aay IN the King County jail, and
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The following deeds we're AIed in the
Andises's Office for record yesterday:

Tie following deeds we're Aled in ihe
AndissE's Office for record yesterday:
Jaoob Firth TO Gay q. Pninnsy, eli
Of lots 2. 3 aud 5, west a OF northwest
". southwest 4 and southwest y of
southeast section 2, township Is,
range east; $4,000.
1ruls Hanson to Thomas Donovan, 20
acres IN the John Baekley donation
claim; 500
Truls Hanson TO Thomas Donovan,
acre ia the sams tract; 800.
Guy q. Phinney 10 Robert N. McFad-
den, south Of southwest section z,
township 70. range east; $6000.
Uaittd Stated 20 Miles 3. Cody, west
4, southwest \ and southwest north
vest section -, township q, range 4
east; $500.
same e Daniel W. Craddock,- lots S
and s, section 1, township 26, range 7
east; e2l7.
Same 70 Oephas Patterson. north u
OF northeast southeast i Of nsFth
east u section 9, and northwest Of
northwest Y, section 10, township 26
range east; 800.
TFuIs Hanson to Thomas Donovan, 81
acres Of land on the Dawamish RIVER
5000.
King County 90 Thomas Clancy, north
east Of southwest section IL, town
ship % north, range esst; 8l004.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
10 jacob Gardner Kenyon, the north
west Of southeast section IS. town
ship ~ range east; $40.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
to Ben sweatman, lot , section l3,
tlwnship %, range east; &92 Is.
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THn EusEaAL-- Yesterday morning
the body Of the late @. n. Van Daren
arrived here from white River for In
tsrmsns, and vas taken 10 tbs Baptist
CeuFeh. wheFe impressive services wsre
Conducted BY the Rev. ID. J Pierre.
The news Of the death Of Mr.. Wan
Daren vas teleeFaphed 10 his son,
George NJ. Van DoFeu, last Sunday
afternoon. sud on Monday be answered
that be would start vest imEnedi italy.
and, barring accidents, arrive In seattle
next Sunday. On aco0uas Of this it
was decided 10 keep the body until the
sen arrives. After the funeral services
the body was taken 30 the undertaking
establishment Of %. q. ShoreY q Co..
where IL will es cared for. The foiiow-
inQ old frisnds al the deeeAaed acted ss
pall hsAseta. Aessrs. h. l.. Yeaser, W.
W PrsriRo. Captain J, +. BaFss, Q. w..
LAYTON. Dexter Horton and Hillogy
Butler.
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sty. = -
ME. L. GiGord, boss Isassr Il Port
saaan. 10 IN Seaslla.
krsd- Drew. Of O.ympia. arrived ),
shs kiesswnod yeaterdaT.
@ r. Haynes. representing fhe Pf6-
nsaF Press Compmny Of IS. PanI. vi
leave ted , fer she Easa.
Harry Ksota, tie iren worker Of Per-
Townsend. y IN shs city.
MrA Sale snd Isake McRedmord. 81
Redmond, are Ia she city.
]. ~. CaFsoa. United ssatss TEmbes
lnspestor, "a a the New England.
W. d. Reehs, 7. y. Kane. Soha n,
Drsat, Leo Msds, and L. D. Hsbdsrson,
Of Portland. are at the Ocoidsntai.
Jsan y. szuie, Of Hoaouim; 3. Bnuk.
master, Of Waila Walla. and u q
Duty. Of lewiston. are Is sic Asline.
ton.
J. Il. SseRzer aad wife, Miss Corr
SlsnReE, GFeeieF W. Whitford, w. A.
utser, Gorge w. Donaiaa and z. Edson
OF Wsatoom are 81 the Occidental.
A. Il Smith and W. A. Roale, OF san
Franolaoo, kiehaFd @. barrier, nf Chi
ego. Harry Csston. Of Esah Bay, W..
q. Short. Of Tolt, Joel Davenpert, Of
bqaak. and j. d. Spencer. Of Sc. Louis,
are Al the Occidental.
@. @. Sweeney, g. @. Palmer and J.
H. Wtnsl1w, Of Tncoma, J. A. HnGhss,
Of Slaughter, Neiil Brown, Of ssanWood,
Geo. samee, Of Snosomizh City, "a
M3Fgans and wife. and ]. n. Joaes, Of
Black Diamo1a, 4. Ford, Of Meant
Vernon, aud l.. b. Home and wife, Of
ekaRiI, are 81 the Brunswick.
James CareFsy. Of Hos Springs, 8. L.
Harlem and A. @. Ashey, Of Enohomish,
W. +. MeMiliin, Adam Skunk, and Joe
Herring, of Sunday Greek. Il. q. Broee.
of Texas, James Eatwessh and Henry
Van Rotvels. Of Denver. aHd Frank
Ehie, wife and four children, OF Ger
many, and W. z. Parker. Of Tacoma,
are 81 tie New England.
Edward N. Dasdy and bride, Of Port
land, spent last night Ia Seattle on their
way 10 Victoria. Mr.. Deady 10 the el-
dest s0a Of Jadge Matthew r. Ds4dy,
OF Oregon, and the bride 10 . sister Of
Mr.. Hanover, OF Portland and DIR. Han
over, Of Ontario. The wedding took
place a. the Catholic Church, Portland,
Tuesday morning.
II. G. Davis, @. W. Hamlin, Chas. 8.
Uhlman, Mrs. J. Crawford and n. W.
Moran, Of Tacoma; W. n. Wisdom,
Frank r Rowe, Z RosenberR and Fred
Fitch, Of Portland; A. L. Blake, Of Port
Townsend; w. r. MoultFsy. Of Nook
saok; H. Mc0iniey, Of Spokane, and J.
Thomas, Of Black Diamond, are At the
Arlington.
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In order that there NAV be 90 misap.
pFehension in the mind OF the public
regarding any relations that may be al
legged IN exist between one Ashley Ban
croft and shis Company and the histo
riAn, Hubert Hove Bancroft Of whosI
woEks we have she exclusive charge a
publishers. ne desire IL known that ths
sSid Ashley Bancroft is 10 no gay what
ever representative OF or associated
With this Company. OF the Historian
Respectfully, THB HrsToRT CoEPANY
San Francisco. California.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24

Take internally from Eve 10 ten drsps
OF Dafbys PFophylactic Fluid In Q IA
bsesp0oDful Of water every hour or two
sill improvement takes place. There il
no danger in taking more If ID and mere
frequently II occasisn requires. In
chtsnie cases. or when the stomach re-
fuses 10 retain anythinR eIss. use iBise-
tions Of the FLUID and water. We have
never known q case that did not readily
weld 80 snch treatment, and it saved
the lives of many.
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NATURALIZATION OF THR kIpxKYs

INFLAMMATION 90 THE kIHSETx.
Hon. Edward A. MOaFe. Member OF
Assembly from Richm9nd County. Nee
Vera, writes;
Some I've weeks ago ] vas tAxen
with inflammation of che kidneys. The
pain vas intense. Iapplisd a. seon as
possible 50 AL1cocx's PoEoUs Plastic
over each kid0ey. Wonderful 30 say,
the rain and inflammation bsRsn to
abaas in thFes aoers. In two days vas
entirslv cured. always take great
pleasure in recommending AL1oocK1s
PHAsrEns; they are certainty me beet
external remedy knoSn. l used them
ss chest protectors and fonna then
nass effieient." do.
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Mrs. W says "For years I vas
afilicssd 9th the IDEA that only these
soaps were eoad THAI were made N Cal
iforniA. where came fFpm.
Bias now Tn cared ~ ean b. seen
For I've tAks1 10 asin1 western Qaeen:
Il makes my eloshinR clean aad SWEET
Ia hseps my huase % Mise ard neAa,
NJ paas and dishes All azlo9.
And ta shis saap ell ia love- . 6
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Nav Loaansa CANP.--By the City Of
Qziney, which arrived here yesterday,
Nj. ]. 3. Lon1feilow moved bis loERinG
eamp fEosn The Skagit river 20 . point
near Milton. lest seross the bay. uoefs
NF. Isonrfellow Will 80 into lceRine
oats excessively. He wiil open mp
near the eAnesFy. Twenty az the lo3.
eers vito werked fas him 90 the SkAzii
casps alaug Aad vii watk in the res
easen
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WHAT zRUM MgmKF WILL %
Ths reee6anled aAle 81 Boseheess
Gsrman Syrup within . few years has
nsaosished the void. II Il wftheuf
dnubs the safest sn4 heee rssnedY essr
oisc0Esfed scT the Speedy and CELESTIAL
enrs q Co1Rhz. Colds, and tie savarsae
Lag sKoubles. Il acts On an entirely
dfasreRt prinoip1e from the usual prs-
asrip4i0ns nivsn bv phyEiei3ns, as Il does
not cry 40 conRh and lease the dis
ease atiil IN the system, hnt. On the con-
frAFy. removes fhe aause Of the trouble.
beals the parts aHecsed. and leaves them
IN purely healthy eondiEi0n. A bottle
kept IN the house for uss when tbs dis
eases make their appearances vii save
doct0F's bills and I0na spell Of serious
illness. A trial will e8nyince you Of
these facts Il is positively sold By all
druggists and general dealers In tie
land. Price Is css. large bottles. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24
RxCITEmENT

Great excitement has been caused In
tbs vicinity Of Paris, Texas, BY the re-.
markable recovery Of Mr.. j. E. Corley,
who Was so helpless be could NOT turn
IN bed, or raise his head: everybody
said he was dying of CONSUMPTION. A
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
was sent to him. Finding reliaf he
bought large bottle and q box Of Dr..
kiag's New Life Pills: by the time be
had taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery. he was we'll
and had gained in flesh thiFsy-six
pounds. Trial bottles Of this great Dis
covery for Consumption free at A. b.
HTKwAzr's. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-24

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aoaae this mogRinS. Ia conversation
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- - aeo1i March 18th wlil move b this
vita nv family. I will either huy
sSass and lot, or h1y an eligible lea
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-. nerey and enterpriss Of the Seat
peeete, and have ReeeF doubted
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